Clips
Short, shareable highlights pulled from full Groong episodes.
All Opposition Leaders Under Arrest: Pashinyan's Revenge Politics
Ep 581Pashinyan intensifies crackdown against opposition figures post-election. Tsarukyan, Kocharyan, and Karapetyan face arrest and asset seizures as regime consolidates power.
The AI Factory and Energy Trap: How Armenia Becomes Dependent on Azerbaijan
Ep 581Pashinyan plans 300 MW AI facility but would shut Metsamor nuclear plant, losing net power while creating dependency on Azerbaijani electricity imports.
The Fourth Republic: Pashinyan's Plan to Kill Armenian Identity
Ep 581Pashinyan frames the Third Republic as failed and proposes a Fourth Republic based on rejecting Artsakh claims and Armenian diaspora ties. Expert analysis reveals this mirrors Atatürk's identity transformation strategy.
Tigranashen: The Strategic Enclave Pashinyan Plans to Give Away
Ep 581Pashinyan explicitly stated Armenia comprises 29,743 sq km, excluding Tigranashen. Expert analyzes this strategic territory's importance and why Azerbaijan uses Jermuk occupation as leverage.
TRIPP, Kazakhstan, and the Western Encroachment in Central Asia
Ep 581Pashinyan offers TRIPP stakes to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to isolate Russia while EU seeks Central Asian access. Expert analyzes broader European strategy in Central Asia and China's role.
Why Pashinyan Attacks the Armenian Church
Ep 581Pashinyan intensifies attacks on Armenian Apostolic Church after Catholicos speaks about Artsakh rights. Expert analysis reveals this targets the church's diaspora ties and identity independence.
Armenia Must Avoid Zero-Sum Geopolitics and Preserve Regional Relations
Ep 580Matlock advises Armenia to avoid choosing sides in great-power competition and instead prioritize peaceful relations with neighbors and preservation of cultural identity.
Matlock Witnessed Stalin's Statue Fall in Yerevan
Ep 580Ambassador Matlock recalls witnessing the removal of Stalin's statue from Victory Park in Yerevan during Khrushchev's denunciation of Stalin in the early 1960s.
Reagan Never Insulted Soviet Leaders, Unlike Modern Diplomacy
Ep 580Matlock contrasts Reagan's respectful Cold War diplomacy with contemporary Western leaders' public insults toward foreign counterparts, arguing the shift undermines conflict resolution.